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As organizations scale, managing access permissions for storage resources becomes increasingly complex and time-consuming. As new team members join, existing staff changes roles, and new S3 buckets are created, organizations must constantly update multiple types of access policies to govern access across their S3 buckets. This challenge is especially pronounced in multi-tenant S3 environments where …

Introducing attribute-based access control for Amazon S3 general purpose buckets Read More »

When building applications that span multiple cloud providers or integrate with external services, developers face a persistent challenge: managing credentials securely. Traditional approaches require storing long-term credentials like API keys and passwords, creating security risks and operational overhead. Today, we’re announcing a new capability called AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) outbound identity federation that customers …

Simplify access to external services using AWS IAM Outbound Identity Federation Read More »

Today, I’m excited to announce enhanced local testing capabilities for AWS Step Functions through the TestState API, our testing API. These enhancements are available through the API, so you can build automated test suites that validate your workflow definitions locally on your development machines, test error handling patterns, data transformations, and mock service integrations using …

Accelerate workflow development with enhanced local testing in AWS Step Functions Read More »

Multi-tenant applications often require strict isolation when processing tenant-specific code or data. Examples include software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms for workflow automation or code execution where customers need to ensure that execution environments used for individual tenants or end users remain completely separate from one another. Traditionally, developers have addressed these requirements by deploying separate Lambda functions …

Streamlined multi-tenant application development with tenant isolation mode in AWS Lambda Read More »

Amazon SageMaker Catalog, which is now built in to Amazon SageMaker, can help you collect and organize your data with the accompanying business context people need to understand it. It automatically documents assets generated by AWS Glue and Amazon Redshift, and it connects directly with Amazon Quick Sight, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets, …

New business metadata features in Amazon SageMaker Catalog to improve discoverability across organizations Read More »

Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Billing Transfer, a new capability to centrally manage and pay bills across multiple organizations by transferring payment responsibility to other billing administrators, such as company affiliates and Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partners. This feature provides customers operating across multiple organizations with comprehensive visibility of cloud costs across their multi-organization …

New AWS Billing Transfer for centrally managing AWS billing and costs across multiple organizations Read More »

Today, we’re announcing a Controls Dedicated experience in AWS Control Tower. With this feature, you can use Amazon Web Services (AWS) managed controls without the need to set up resources you don’t need, which means you get started faster if you already have an established multi-account environment and want to use AWS Control Tower only …

AWS Control Tower introduces a Controls Dedicated experience Read More »

Organizations are increasingly expanding their Kubernetes footprint by deploying microservices to incrementally innovate and deliver business value faster. This growth places increased reliance on the network, giving platform teams exponentially complex challenges in monitoring network performance and traffic patterns in EKS. As a result, organizations struggle to maintain operational efficiency as their container environments scale, …

Monitor network performance and traffic across your EKS clusters with Container Network Observability Read More »